Unfortunatly, the article doesn't list all of them, but it does list about 8 or 9 of them. These were the races seen in TMP, the Federation counsel and so forth. It said that GR was happy about the fact that the makeup and costume designers made some notes about each alien. However, sense the notes were never seen or mentioned on T.V. they aren't considered official. However, now that the notes have been printed in an official sorce of Trek info, would that make the notes official? hmmmmmm. Here they are. I don't have a scanner to scan the pics though. 
Arcturians--A race of clones from the densely populated Arcturas. Fred Phillips and Robert Fletcher speculated that they provided the backbone of the Federation infantry-not least because,if needed, they could clone billions of new soldiers overnight.
My guess as to why we haven't heard of them during the Dominion war is because the Federation, despite being at war, were against using these people as cannon fodder. Or something similar. 
Betelgeusians--The inhabitants of the real star Betelgeuse were seven-foot-tall humanoids who were actually descended from a race of leopard-like eagles. They had claw and bone like structures like a condor, but walked upright.
Saurians--These were a lizard-like people who were cery intelligent and made excellent officers. They had the unusual ability to breathe several different gases, which made them useful members of landing parties. They were also very strong and had four hearts.
Aaamazzarites--Rather confusingly, the Aaamazzarites are referred to as Therbians. According to Robert Fletcher's notes they generated clothing from their own mouths. In fact, everything on Aaamazzara, including furniture, was produced bio-chemically, in much the same way that bees make hives.
Could this be one of the other species Tuvok had im mind when he mentioned that the Feds had encountered several races that used organic based vessels?
Kazarites--The Dr. Doolittles of the Federation, who could communicate telepathically with animals. The Kasarites also had limited telekinetic powers and could teleport themselves mentally. They were ecologists, and devoted much of their time to the care of animals, presumably because they enjoyed the conversations.
It is probably a safe bet that their ships don't have transporters.
Zaranites--Like the Benzites, the Zaranites could not breath oxygen. In order to survive on Class-M worlds, they used breathing masks and backpacks that supplied them with fluorine gas. The jewelry they wore was made from horns of the Berbbotjahaa; the top part of the necklace indicated their family, while the bottom identified each individual.
Rigellians--Believe it or not, the Rigellians were supposedly descended from a race of saber-toothed turtles. They only had one gender and reproduced by laying eggs. Their armor was principally ceremonial, and the real power lay with their attendants who gave them food.
Shamin Priests--We are provided very likklt info about the Shamin priests. The notes simply say that they were from O'Ryan's planet, which was discovered by Paddy O'Ryan in the 22nd century.
This Paddy O'Ryan. Could she be an astronomer on board the Enterprise? 
K'normians--The K'normians were a mostly normal humanoid race, though they did have large foreheads not unlike the Klingons, which Fred Phillips also redesigned for TMP. The K'normians' large brains provided an eighth sense that gave them a superior appreciation of time and space.
Rhaandarites--The Rhaandarites were a simple, gregarious people who were much better at taking orders than giving them. They were very long-lived and didn't really reasch maturity untill they were 150 or so. Unfortunatly, the Rhaandarite on the Enterprise bridge was only supposed to be 85 years old.
Megarites--In their natural enviroment, the Megarites lived under water, but the Federation developed a system of injections that allowed them to survive on land for about a week. Interestingly, most of their planet is made from jade.
I hope TPTB consider having some of these guys, if not all of them, make an appearance on Enterprise. If you want to see pics of these races, they are on Page 28, 29, and 30 of the current issue of Star Trek: The Magazine.
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